Home rebuilding costs jump again and Aer Lingus makes peace with its pilots
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Web Summit reports €5.6m loss before tax for 2023 as turnover jumps 14%
Events group says significant investment in additional staff hit bottom line as group adds new events to its roster
Can a forgotten child claim an inheritance when his father dies?
Father and son have not been in contact for many years since he married and had a family
Abbott opens world’s largest diabetes sensor plant in Kilkenny
Plant will employ 800 people producing company’s Freestyle Libre glucose monitoring sensors as part of €440m investment in Irish network
‘We bought our son a flat in his name but we took the rental income’
Parents weigh inheritance valuation on gift subject to a very informal family arrangement but unwanted tax issues may arise inadvertently
Gilead’s Irish business sees profit slump on falling sales of Covid drug
Business which accounts for close to one-third of group sales also took in €437m in dividends from subsidiaries dotted worldwide
Pension opt out may disappear as firms look to sidestep auto-enrolment
Companies examining rules of existing workplace pensions to minimise duplication under My Future Fund regime
Pharma packaging group West announces 330 jobs for Dublin
Announcement is first major investment by a US multinational following Trump victory in presidential election
If my dad follows my mum into a nursing home will Fair Deal charge us again?
The charge is assessed on the value of assets, not on any specific asset, so HSE will charge on all savings and assets above a certain financial threshold
Can a company force me to sell my shares?
Balmoral International Land is voting on whether to force investors with fewer than 25,000 shares to sell for a fraction of the net asset value of its assets
Got a mortgage? There is up to €2,500 in tax relief waiting for you
Mortgage interest tax relief scheme has had surprisingly low take-up. Here’s how to get your money.
What are the rules for PRSI now that I am self-employed?
PRSI has been compulsory for the self-employed since 1988 and the rates and benefits are pretty much the same as for most employees
Homeowners fail to claim €1,250 tax credit and a glimmer of light in office market
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Can my sister-in-law claim share of farm 10 years after my mother’s death?
Brother’s wife claims she is due whatever portion of land should have come to him before he died four years ago
Bank investors fret over falling interest rates
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